COMANCO would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Lets all be safe and enjoy spending some time with our families after a busy but successful year!Below are some progress photos of the West Nassau Landfill.
The West Nassau Landfill Closure project is progressing as the crew has been grading waste, placing and grading import soils for the leveling layer, installing Super Gripnet Drain Liner along with geotextile, placing and grading protective cover s…
Progress continues to be made at the West Contra Costa Sanitary Landfill project in Richmond, California. The crew has been busy the past 2 months with plumbing work, pump relocation, concrete pouring and forming, and electrical work. To date, COM…
COMANCO recently completed the lining of the new Subarea 15 at the Newby Island Sanitary Landfill located in Milpitas, California. The project consisted of the installation of an 80 mil Textured HDPE Geomembrane, 10 oz. Double Sided Composite alon…
It was a photo finish as the crew working at the Casper Regional Landfill (Casper, Wyoming) finished deploying, installing, and testing GCL and Geomembrane in Cells 1 & 2 just hours before a significant amount of snow fell on the area. The snow di…
After finishing up the sitework at the West Contra Costa Sanitary Landfill in Richmond, California, the COMANCO Team poured and formed concrete in existing concrete pad areas which got redesigned. When the concrete was poured and finished, the cre…
COMANCO has been hard at work in Richmond, California at the West Contra Costa Sanitary Landfill preparing subgrade, installing corrugated pipe, pouring concrete, laying asphalt and setting tanks since August of this year. COMANCO’s very own Paul …
COMANCO has finished lining Cell 5 of the Columbia Bioreactor Landfill in Columbia, MO as of mid-September. The cell was lined with approximately 415,000 square feet of HDPE Geomembrane and 6 oz/sy Geotextile. Also installed was approximately 40,0…
COMANCO crews install a large stormwater transfer line and control structure between two active ponds requiring two large coffer dams. A large bypass pump was put in place to prevent any interruptions to the daily flow.
It was another successful project for COMANCO at the Coeur Rochester Leach Pad in Lovelock, Nevada. The project began earlier this Summer, and the crew installed approximately 3.5 million square feet each of Geosynthetic Clay Liner and 80 mil Text…
